Council Planning · December 10, 2024 · Item 6.1
Notice of Objection to the intention to designate 106 Carden Street dated October 8… be approved
Main motion under the agenda item 106 Carden Street – Objection to Notice of Intention to Designate, 2024-512
Carried (12 to 0)
12 in favour, 0 against — unanimous
What was voted on
The motion in its exact words, as recorded in the minutes.
That the Notice of Objection to the intention to designate 106 Carden Street dated October 8, 2024 from Christienne Uchiyama of LHC Heritage Planning and Archaeology Inc. on behalf of the property owner (Master's Choice Capital Inc.) be received. That the designation by-law for 106 Carden Street be approved.
Moved by Councillor O'Rourke, seconded by Councillor Busuttil.
How the room voted
In favour (12)
- Allt
- Billings
- Busuttil
- Caron
- Caton
- Chew
- Downer
- Gibson
- Goller
- Guthrie
- Klassen
- O'Rourke
What council was given
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- 106 Carden Street - Objection to Notice of Intention to Designate - 2024-512.pdf
The owner of 106 Carden Street, the Royal Hotel building, has formally objected to the City's plan to give it heritage protection. Staff ask Council to receive the objection and pass the designation by-law anyway, noting the building meets seven of the nine provincial tests for heritage value. Designation would let Council review alterations, enforce maintenance standards and refuse demolition. Council must decide by January 9, 2025.
- Attachment-1 Notice of intention to designate - 106 Carden St (Sept 10 2024).pdf
- Attachment-2 Notice of Objection to Intention to Designate 106 Carden Street (October 8 2024).pdf
- Attachment-3 Proposed By-law (2024) - 21016.pdf
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What was said
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1:13:17The first one being 106 Cardin Street.
1:13:22It's the objection to notice of intention
1:13:24to designate 106 Cardin Street,
1:13:27dated October 8th, 2024.
1:13:30From Kristine, I'm sorry if I'm saying this wrong,
1:13:33Uchiyama of LHC Heritage Planning and Archeology Inc.
1:13:37on behalf of the property owner,
1:13:39which is Master's Choice Capital Inc. to be received,
1:13:43and that the designation bylaw,
1:13:454106 Cardin Street be approved.
1:13:48Does anyone need that pulled?
1:13:51Hearing and seeing none.
1:13:53How about somebody look to move that for me?
1:13:56I'll go here, Councillor O'Rourke.
1:14:00I'll go to my left here.
1:14:02Councillor Busuttil will second that,
1:14:04and I'll call the vote.
1:14:05Is anyone against that consent item?
1:14:09Hearing and seeing none, that's unanimous.
1:14:11Thank you so much.
1:14:13We are jumping right into the public meeting
1:14:15to hear applications under section 1734 and 51
1:14:20of the Planning Act under item 6.1.
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